asterios kokkinos
geoffrey golden
rob asaro
adam daroff
eric larnick
jenni powell
rob morrisonsaturday morning cartoons: the real ghostbusters
| written by geoffrey on 11/24/07 | leave a comment |
in honor of the recently announced ghostbusters video game, we present to you a great episode of the real ghostbusters. an old man wants to take his money with him when he dies, but that causes a ghost-tastrophe!
real ghostbusters - “you can’t take it with you” - pt. 1
real ghostbusters - “you can’t take it with you” - pt. 2
real ghostbusters - “you can’t take it with you” - pt. 3
filed under saturday morning cartoons, tv kids shows: 80's
TGIF - camp wilder featured shirtless jared leto
| written by geoffrey on 11/23/07 | 3 comments |
this one is for the ladies and the douchebag idiots. here’s jared leto, the actor who fronted the terrible band 30 seconds to mars, appearing shirtless on camp wilder. the show only lasted one season, but jared’s “so called life” kept on going. lucky us!
filed under TGIF, tv comedy: 90s
overtime gift guide: obscure 90’s sci-fi shows
| written by geoffrey on 11/22/07 | leave a comment |
welcome to our weekly gift guide, where we recommend presents for you and yourself this holiday season. this week, we’ll go where no shopping guide has gone before: odd science fiction dvds from the 90’s…
sliders: seasons one and two ($25) - jerry o’connell and friends ’slide’ into alternate universes, like the one where nerds are treated like star athletes and the one where women are the dominate sex. they can’t get home, which works out well for us, cause the first two seasons are awesome.
seaquest dsv: season one ($60!) forget space - there’s plenty to explore under the sea, apparently! remember the talking dolphin? his name was darwin. remember that it was executive produced by steven spielberg? i didn’t, but holy shit. the box set costs sixty bucks.
millennium: season one
filed under sci-fi, tv dramas: 90's
stove top stuffing vs. potatoes?
| written by daroff on 11/21/07 | leave a comment |
check out danny masterson from that 70s show
remember those stove top stuffing commercials that made it sound like stove top was the ultimate alternative to boring potatoes? maybe i’m wrong, but stove top stuffing is the alternative to other brands of stuffing. personally, i prefer pepperidge farms. fuck stove top. these commercials, though — they could have gone beyond potatoes.
“your mom’s serving stove top?! mine’s serving soy based curd side and beetle droppings.”
filed under commercials
lazer tag academy is needlessly complicated
| written by geoffrey on 11/20/07 | 3 comments |
whenever i find myself scratching my head during the intro to a saturday morning cartoon, like i did with hammerman, i know it’s not a good sign. can’t this show just take place in the future? or if jamie does have to travel to the 1980’s, couldn’t she take on the villain without the help of her seemingly useless 80’s relatives? and the villain is actually related to jamie? fuck this. i’m watching thundercats.
also worth noting: this was made when laser tag wasn’t a place you’d go to on occassion, but rather, a toy you begged your parents for. my friend had lazer tag, and apparently it never worked, in the present or the future.
filed under toys, tv kids shows: 80's
my double dare plan of action
| written by jenni on 11/19/07 | leave a comment |
as a kid, i spent hours plotting my plan for what i would do if i ever got on double dare and made it to the obstacle course. that plan consisted solely of me planning to go head first down the twisty slide and into the ice cream sundae at the bottom. not because it would shave seconds off my time, but because i wanted to eat the ice cream. screw the toys ‘r us gift certificates, i just really, really like ice cream.
filed under nickelodeon